Sai Gon Hotel Nha Trang
34 Nguyen Thien Thuat Street Nha Trang, Vietnam
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Christmas and Cable Cars
... rain and with zero visibility, waterfalls naturally appearing all around us, stopping only so the driver could make an offering for our safety at a roadside shrine (I wish I was joking). Back on level (term used loosely) ground we weaved our way at ridiculous speed through the trees simply allowed to grow in the middle of the road, and thundered in to Nha Trang, Vietnam’s primary beach resort. The poor weather put pay to any sunbathing on the massive beach, but the ...
A harrowing ride and a surprise
... tragedies, between the "American War" in this country, and the Khmer Rouge/Pol Pot regime in Cambodia. Most of us have never had to endure the almost endless suffering as these people have, and although it was more or less over 30 years ago, it is still very much in the soul and minds of the people here, even the ones who weren't born yet or were just little kids.
Happy holidays to all our dear ones. Linda and ...
A weather restricted Nha Trang
... bike with our gear and Leanne and James on the back while I follow on my own around the rural hillside and mountains for a few days, staying with locals and seeing how they really live. We're very excited as we have heard a lot that it has been many peoples highlight of this country. Will hopefully get on again before Christmas to wish everyone the best but if I don't we all wish everyone following us a very Merry Christmas!
Bye for now.
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And we finally got there...
... after having checked in for 10 USD per night at a nice hotel close to the "place" for backpackers and budget travellers. It appeared so that this place was popular among russians as there is many russian signs all around.
The next question arouse when it was time to think about the next destianation. Hanoi with its beauty in Sapa and Halong Bay was not as close as we had thought as we found out it was ...
Beach Time
... tired of getting pounded, we grabbed some lunch and decided to stretch out on the sandy beach to relax and talk.
A few hours later we packed our things and headed back to our hostel to shower and get ready for the evening. Chris and I had booked a sleeper bus ticket leaving on the evening of the 5th, but decided to delay it one day to hang out again for one more day in Nha Trang. We had rejoined with two of our Swedish friends that had just arrived from Hoi An, so we decided ...


